The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-07-09

OMAHA, Neb., has she, down on gam
bling, and the knights Of the green cloth
are seeking new fields
The Metropolitan National Bank of
New York has begun suit against the st.
LouislPostDispatch Publishing Company
for Sl5, 900.
The men Watson and Martin, accused at
Bloomington, ILL.,, Of bunlso swindling.
have been held in $1,000 bail. They are
badly wanted at other points,
ALBERT, TURNER, murderer of Jennie
Bowman, was hanged at Louisville, KY,
on the 1st, and James McEtroy at Hon.
derson, same State. in~ir 2 ftt f|t
MUCH discomfort is reported to exist in
Bohemia and Hungary, which 1t is pre-
dicted will ultimately menace the auton.
omy of the Austro- Hungarian empire.
ATohIsoN, Kas, is out of luck. There
is no money In the treasury, her police
men and fremen have been discharged
and the street lights put out.
UNITED STATES MARSHAL J. E. ID. CoUz,
ms has sued the Missouri Pacific Railroad
Company for $25,0l0 damages, alleged to
have been sustained in being thrown
from car last winter.
Nix. AMMI BALDWIN, late cashier Of the
Fidelity National Bank of Cincinnati, was
surrendered by Mr.. Adam Wagner one
OF his bondsmen, on the 1st., but by good
fortune another surety, in the person of
George Thomson, was secured and Mr..
Baldwin did notgo to Jail. zoe aI
|, ( AN examination which has been made
Of the accounts Of the late Levi Bacon,
financial clerk in the Interior Depart.
ment, at Washington, who died the 22d
ult., reveals deficiency of $4,000
Bishop JAMES A. SnoBTER of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church, having
| charge of the work in South Carolina and
Georgia, died suddenly of heart disease
on the 1st at, his home at Wherefore, O.,
in the SEVENTEEN year OF his age
= DIX. PARK KiBBn, who was visiting at
his fathers farm, pear Troy Mills, Ia, on
the 1st in an alteration with farm
hand named j ohnson. was STRUCK on the
head with heavy club aud his skull
crushed Johnson fed, but was captured
at Independence. l-a.f3 o." sHsf
FRIDAY, July l, was, according to Gus.
tom in the Harmony Woollen' Mills, at
Cohoes, ~ ~, the semi-annual sorubblng
day, when the weavers are required to
Scrub The floors in the neighborho6d of
iheir looms, IS They refused, the task and
quit work, whereupon the mills were
closed, throwing about $500 operatives
out Of erployments oud bnH lsi9a3
GOVERNOR MARTIN of Kansas has ap-
pointe General j. e. Cald we'll, OF Topeka,
to adult the Price raid claims preparatory
TO their consideration at the next session
Of the Legislature. The Claims have al.
ready been audited four times ami mum.
her Of them have been paid by the United
States Government. H''t' f'''t.
"A DUEL was fought inN the City of Mex
leo on the 1st between Eustace Barron, a
member Of one Of the Oldest English
families resident,in the city, and Vmcente
Garron, member of the Spanish Club.
Barron reGeived a slight bullet wound in
the side, GarrOn had his temple grazed
by Blu let fgom his adversary pistol.
NATURAL gas rising from d newly dug
we'll on, the, farm Of M. rMupsoh, vnear
Bloomington, H., caught fire some way
on the night Of the LIST, and number Of
members Of Munsan,s. family were dread
fully turned about the face. Oie or two
of them werevery DANCE Fonsly injured.
Such gas wells are very .nulperou:
about Mclean County, ~ stt5l ~"